Accelerated Spanish, Episode 86.

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with native speakers in as little as one month. This week is all about nouns again, and in this

episode, we'll begin with some simple nouns. We'll start with physical

nouns in Joel's main hall, and then a couple of new family member-type nouns. In the main

hall, we'll begin with weapons, which are stored at Joel's suit of armor on the left side

of the balcony. The suit of armor has a helmet,

and the top of the helmet is actually a bomb,

but in order to make this bomb go off,

you have to pump it several times,

and then it explodes.

Joel wants to blow something in the room up,

but he never succeeds because it's too much work to pump this bomb.

The word that we're looking at here is bomba, spelled B-O-M-B-A, and this word means both bomb and pump, but it's probably more often used as bomb.

Now, this thing is also now holding a gun with three barrels sticking out of it in three different directions.

Now, if you picture that, it looks kind of like a three-legged stool on its side.

In fact, Joel calls this gun a pistola, or the stress on stol. The word pistola means gun.

Now we'll go down to the stairs where Joel has pictures of animals. There's a picture of a cat here,

and the cat is getting a bee.

So it's grabbing this bee with its paws and teeth.

Joel uses this picture to remind himself how much he hates cats.

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